Nicholas Keith Bonneville received a 37-month prison sentence for a wire fraud scheme that defrauded over $1 million from victims by falsely promising high returns on foreign exchange trading.

A man was fatally shot in southeast Austin; an 18-year-old relative is arrested, with the Travis County Sheriff's Office investigating the incident as isolated with no threat to the public.

The Texas House Redistricting Committee approved HB 4 for a House vote, potentially adding five GOP seats, amid accusations of racial discrimination in the redistricting process.

Round Rock City Council has approved a $247,335 contract to install a new traffic signal at Chandler Road and Ed Schmidt Boulevard, addressing safety and capacity concerns due to increased traffic.

Austin joins the Bloomberg Philanthropies City Data Alliance to leverage data and AI for urban improvements, enhancing services like housing and parks.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is expanding with a new four-floor West Infill project to increase space and efficiency by 2026.

A delivery driver in East Austin discovered two dead bodies in a home, prompting a police investigation into the double homicide with no ongoing threat to the public perceived.

A single-vehicle crash at 5:54 a.m. on July 28th on Ed Bluestein Boulevard, Austin, left one dead, marking the year's 56th fatal accident. Austin Police Department seeks information.

Hallettsville, Texas has been recognized as a Tourism Friendly Texas Certified Community, boosting its cultural tourism potential and economic growth.

Two El Paso hospital CEOs have been indicted for healthcare fraud involving false claims for urine drug tests, potentially facing up to 20 years per count.

The Texas Longhorns football team enters the 2025 season with a strong secondary, high expectations for new starting QB Arch Manning, and challenges due to a tough schedule and new starters.

Lynn Brennan, a former Austin ISD executive, was sentenced to two years' deferred adjudication and 100 hours of community service after pleading guilty to property theft.

Austin is forecasted to have a hot and sunny week, with highs near or exceeding 95 degrees, and minimal evening relief. The NWS advises residents to stay cool and hydrated.